Summary

This Sprint project accelerates community-informed climate-health action by building on ongoing qualitative and epidemiological research on indoor heat exposure during pregnancy. It establishes a cross-sector Policy Lab with residents, midwives, GGD, municipal and national policy makers, and housing corporations to co-design and prototype feasible interventions. The project aims to develop a multilingual Heat & Pregnancy Resilience Toolkit for households, professionals, and policymakers, refined through a culminating feedback session. Moreover, we plan to share our research process and findings in an academic publication in 2027.